"What makes their work so compelling are the additional elements of Cupola Bobber's homemade, minimal visual aesthetic and their charmingly inelegant, often hamhanded choreographed movements. " - New City Chicago

Two performers in knee-length nightshirts poke their way through a set of 65 cardboard boxes, unpacking their large archive by dreaming, and filling in the void that is the narrative history(s) it suggests. Both performers are like Buffalo Bill Cody standing on the moon, before anybody else. They discover the race races that were in the Wild West Show - Cody’s show that defined the still-young America for much of the world - and the race war at the core of that show’s drama. They discover that all of it is their national history, and they want to do their part in imagining a new better future.

“The archive is a repository of dream material.The work of history is not memory work but dream work.”
-Steve Reinke

“The organism is fixed on top of a temporal converter – no, it is a converter of time.”
- Michel Serres